A Thousand Li: The Second Sect: A Xianxia Cultivation Epic characters
By Tao Wong
Every entry below is hidden until you open it, and each names the chapter the character first appears in.
Wu Ying (Protagonist)
Appears from the start
A Verdant Green Waters disciple, herb gatherer, swordsman, and student of Elder Cheng. An awakened bloodline has made him stronger but altered his meridians and acupoints, leaving ordinary cultivation dangerous while he searches for a method his body can survive.
Tou He (Supporting)
Appears from the start
Wu Ying's former-monk friend and a fire-staff cultivator. Damage to his lower dantian has resisted treatment, forcing him to consider the risky prospect of opening another dantian and greatly lengthening his path through Energy Storage.
Elder Cheng (Supporting)
Appears from the start
Wu Ying's master at Verdant Green Waters and his instructor in the jian. He supervises Wu Ying's recovery, forbids unsafe advancement, and helps seek a cultivation method compatible with his student's transformed body.
Liu Tsong (Supporting)
Appears from the start
The Verdant Green Waters apothecarist who teaches and treats Wu Ying. He identifies the newly active bloodline behind Wu Ying's survival and warns that medicine cannot by itself resolve the resulting damage and cultivation constraints.
Fairy Yang (Supporting)
Also known as Fa Yuan
Appears from the start
Wu Ying's elder martial sister and Elder Cheng's other disciple. She helps fund Wu Ying's care, regards that support as a family duty, and hosts cultural instruction for members of Verdant Green Waters.
Elder Kuo (Minor)
Appears from the start
The library elder of Verdant Green Waters. He assists the search for rare cultivation texts and recognizes that Wu Ying's unusual spirit ring warrants access to costly reference works.
Wu Ying's former partner (Minor)
Appears from the start
A cultivator who remains friendly with Wu Ying after their romantic relationship has ended. She discusses the increase in banditry and possible Dark Sect involvement with him.
Wu Ying's gathering teacher (Supporting)
Appears from the start
Wu Ying's teacher in gathering and the care of spiritual resources. She identifies his ring as a genuine growing world spirit ring, warns that knowledge of it could provoke violence, and asks him to surrender it without explaining why.
The older escort (Minor)
First appears in chapter 8
An older cultivator at peak Energy Storage who joins Wu Ying's mixed group for the journey to the specialist sect.
The former wandering cultivator (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 8
Wu Ying and Tou He's travelling companion on the journey to the specialist sect. An experienced gatherer, he fights with a bow and hooked swords.
The noblewoman (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 8
A spear-wielding noblewoman travelling with Wu Ying's party to the specialist sect. She is reluctant to cooperate with the others but fights beside them when demon beasts attack during the journey.
Elder Huang (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 9
The visitors-hall elder at the island sect that specializes in unusual constitutions. He receives the party from Verdant Green Waters and arranges lodging and guidance for its members.
The honorary monk elder (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 12
A senior cultivator at the host sect with an earlier connection to Tou He's temple. He accepts the group's concern about a possible Dark Sect presence, promises discreet observation, and supplies talismans for communication and emergencies.
The former cultivation-aid user (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 14
A visiting cultivator seeking treatment for damage caused by products sold as legitimate cultivation elixirs. She explains that the aids concealed their own dependence, accepts that Wu Ying attacked her without malicious intent, and expects later recompense.
The host-sect brothers (Minor)
First appears in chapter 16
Two brothers from the host sect who join the crane-hunting expedition. They are water cultivators equipped with spears and talismans, adding defensive strength to the mixed group assembled by Wu Ying's companions.
The Whistling Iron Monkey cultivator (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 22
A visiting cultivator whose group draws suspicion because of its connection to people harmed by corrupt cultivation aids. Wu Ying determines that she does not carry the distinctive taint, making her a possible lead rather than a proven enemy.
The library formation elder (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 27
A poisoned and wounded elder defending the upper library after its formations are breached. Even in that condition, the elder remains the central defender against a hostile Core cultivator attacking the tower.
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